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from london, the daily mirror, one headline said, don't leave us this way. for "nightly business report," michelle cabrera. >>> and some in the national intelligence community are concerned. >>> home depot tonight revealing just how big the recent credit card breach really was. the do it yourself chain says that data on 56 million card-holders are at risk after hackers got access to the retailer's payment system sometime between april and just earlier this month. home depot says also it has been able to eliminate the malware used in the breach. >>> there is a lot of excitement about the brand-new apple iphone6 hitting stores tomorrow. but apple's new operating system comes with privacy protection that it says nobody will be able to access, not even law enforcement officials. that is a big worry for the intelligence community. so amon, what exactly did apple did that law enforcement officials and intelligence agencies are so frustrated? >> well, the big change here is that apple will no longer keep your password on happened, so the encryption on the system wi
from london, the daily mirror, one headline said, don't leave us this way. for "nightly business report," michelle cabrera. >>> and some in the national intelligence community are concerned. >>> home depot tonight revealing just how big the recent credit card breach really was. the do it yourself chain says that data on 56 million card-holders are at risk after hackers got access to the retailer's payment system sometime between april and just earlier this month....
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ultimately he believes it it better to have the votes in scotland rather than far away as london. >> a scottish poet said that a parliament should always be within marching distance of the people. >> that way, he says, businesses could have more influence on what happens to them. for now, it is the voters with the influence. michelle cabrera, scotland. >>> still what a difference a year makes, remember the government shutdown a year ago? why members of congress are taking a very different tack this year. >>> higher reward money for wall street whistle-blowers. that is what u.s. attorney general eric holder is proposing. in a speech today at new york university holder asked congress to raise the limit on the amount of money whistle-blowers may receive for providing evidence of financial fraud or other misconduct, something holder says is needed more than ever to combat wrongdoing. >>> but it remains true that at some institutions that engaged in inappropriate conduct before and may yet again, the buck still stocks nowhere. nowhere. the responsibility remains so diffuse, top executives
ultimately he believes it it better to have the votes in scotland rather than far away as london. >> a scottish poet said that a parliament should always be within marching distance of the people. >> that way, he says, businesses could have more influence on what happens to them. for now, it is the voters with the influence. michelle cabrera, scotland. >>> still what a difference a year makes, remember the government shutdown a year ago? why members of congress are taking a...
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, and the university of oxford, both in london, and in first place, the winner? m. i. t. the massachusetts institute for technology, all great institutes, tyler. and that is "nightly business report," tyler, thank you for joining us. >>> and thank you from me as well, i'm tyler mathisen, have a great evening and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. narrator: tonight on "spark," culture creates community. go backstage at a marin theatre that's a mecca for stand-up legends... [ as mcconaughey ] matthew mcconaughey hey, hey, hey! narrator: ...and rising stars alike... a bay area soldier revives the art of 19th-century photography, making the first combat-zone tintypes since the civil war. a silicon valley entrepreneur pours heart and soul and every penny she's got into a world-class performing arts center and chinese dance company, and... lewis: ♪ come and sit beside me above... ♪ narrator: ...see how grammy-winning bluegrass queen laurie lewis is inspiring the next generation of folk musicians. it's all ahead on "spark." funding for kqed arts is p
, and the university of oxford, both in london, and in first place, the winner? m. i. t. the massachusetts institute for technology, all great institutes, tyler. and that is "nightly business report," tyler, thank you for joining us. >>> and thank you from me as well, i'm tyler mathisen, have a great evening and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. narrator: tonight on "spark," culture creates community. go backstage at a marin theatre that's a mecca...
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, and the university of oxford, both in london, and in first place, the winner? m. i. t. the massachusetts institute for technology, all great institutes, tyler. and that is "nightly business report," tyler, thank you for joining us. >>> and thank you from me as well, i'm tyler mathisen, have a great evening and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >>> "revolutionaries." >> software was the most malleable general environment you could possibly find. if you can learn how to program you could take anything from your imagination and make it real. >>> music >>> mit professor todd macover is digital music pioneer. his instruments have been used by mow educations. his high-tech operas have thrilled audiences worldwide. tonight mit's todd macover. >> major funding is provided by the intel corporation. >> i would like to give
, and the university of oxford, both in london, and in first place, the winner? m. i. t. the massachusetts institute for technology, all great institutes, tyler. and that is "nightly business report," tyler, thank you for joining us. >>> and thank you from me as well, i'm tyler mathisen, have a great evening and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >>> "revolutionaries." >> software was the most malleable general environment you could...
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, and the university of oxford, both in london, and in first place, the winner? m. i. t. the massachusetts institute for technology, all great institutes, tyler. and that is "nightly business report," tyler, thank you for joining us. >>> and thank you from me as well, i'm tyler mathisen, have a great evening and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, kovler foundation, union bank, and beijing tourism. >> at union bank, our years, we have believed commercial banks owe their clients strength, stability, security. lendinglieve in keeping standards high, capital ratios high, credit ratings high. expected it then. companies expect it now. doing right. it is just good busine
, and the university of oxford, both in london, and in first place, the winner? m. i. t. the massachusetts institute for technology, all great institutes, tyler. and that is "nightly business report," tyler, thank you for joining us. >>> and thank you from me as well, i'm tyler mathisen, have a great evening and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the...
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nearly all the banks in scotland says if they do vote yes for independence they will relocate to london because they feel the need to be certain and be protected by the bank of england, whether than worry what scotland will do, because they are worried. they fear that it could emboldened other separatist movements, such as spain and parts of northern italy which has long advocated to independence. they fear it could lead to the undoing of a union they worked so hard to keep together. for "nightly business report," michelle cabrera. >>> demands from investors for hotly anticipated shares of ecommerce alibaba, stacking up, of course they will only get a fraction of that, but the company had only said last week that it wanted to sell about $20 billion in stock, so you can see that we are already at multiples of what the company had planned to sell. that could lead it to pricey ipo above the expected range, the company had outlined a range of 60 to $66 a share. now here is why investors are so interested in the deal, number one because of its growth. profit has tripled year over year, and n
nearly all the banks in scotland says if they do vote yes for independence they will relocate to london because they feel the need to be certain and be protected by the bank of england, whether than worry what scotland will do, because they are worried. they fear that it could emboldened other separatist movements, such as spain and parts of northern italy which has long advocated to independence. they fear it could lead to the undoing of a union they worked so hard to keep together. for...
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based in scotland and privately owned by the british government said they would move their offices to london if they decide to move away from the u.k. the reason is debt repayment and the regulatory agencies with the central bank of england. >>> still ahead, more trouble with radio shack. we warned you of the possibility of a bankruptcy. today we have more information. >>> more trouble at radio shack, the retailer posted its tenth straight money-losing quarter. losses that were twice as big as wall street expected. as we reported last night the struggling electronics chain now confirms it is in talks to shore up the finances but warned they could run out of of cash. shares closed higher today up by 9 cents as executives tried to raise money and turn things around. >>> well, a different problem at verizon, the ceo said the company is seeing a surge in wireless companies. up a huge 30% than a year ago period, but because of cheaper plans at rival carriers and the heavy plans to subsidize the must-have smartphones customers want margins are getting squeezed. >>> and a new diet pill got the okay
based in scotland and privately owned by the british government said they would move their offices to london if they decide to move away from the u.k. the reason is debt repayment and the regulatory agencies with the central bank of england. >>> still ahead, more trouble with radio shack. we warned you of the possibility of a bankruptcy. today we have more information. >>> more trouble at radio shack, the retailer posted its tenth straight money-losing quarter. losses that...